SynopsisComing to the pre-Covid period, various regulations were modified. Some of them were rewritten to bring them in sync with the evolving market conditions, to protect investors’ interests and to facilitate investments. The enforcement mechanism in Sebi was also made effective.
Sebi chairman Ajay Tyagi describes his role as challenging with ‘never a dull moment’. He has had his hands full tackling challenges facing the Indian markets after Covid-19. In an interview with
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